Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10

1 ~ Is a0cA WA&4 b86 E&98o1tA4A HAAs1aS
ready feE aRhs.
GrnsoNas LAsx noRz HxRUED.
Whsn thass munifioas vsrs taken the
lA4l kops of ths Gihseu faetto1 exptred,
- - eifizens hExs hantsd cas- sveFy
largo Bapply Of hssaxmz. 1he Fine9 In
| ported iron Aussxalia waEa Of British
maks. para bsina EnAsld and parf
Martini Henry. Ths ex-MinigteR took
good care that theTs wuuid be an ablnd-
auee q ammunifioA, having ordere6 an
a6ditional suppiy from Sydney. 1he
axseut Of his preparakions vii bo made
manife1t vhan tie next steamer from
5ydney roanbea Honolulu. A def8cA-
ment oe ths Honolula Rifles has been
assigned 10 Ne duty Of Watching every
steamer coming In.
nAmxxTuL on DocUMMzTs.
On the nieha Of June S0sh J. 8. walk
| Register Of Public Accounts. were no.
tieed 70 carry from he palace basket
/ ful Of documents which ere supposed 20
have had some oonnection with the OPT
an bribery oase.
Kalakana has also announced b The
oisizsos' COMMITTEES that The balls 10 be
given a the palace would Be dieosnttn-
ued from this time On. The King also
gave notice Of reduction IN the force
Of attaches about The palace. and agreed
30 clean cut the haFpios and hangers on
Who have luxuKtaied fer six yeAlss he
viii also give up bis hula hula dances.
THH ACTION OF TIE Ku0.
Ia an interview with the resident
Hawaiian Consul Mckinney. q repre-
sentative of the Associated Press was
informed that a. far - was known at
the Consulate the action OF the King
vas satisfactory and that peace would
be fully restored 10 the Kingdom, the
Government constituted entirely anew
and the Consul expressed the belief
that the revolution woald stop short Of
any change In the Falsr.
CONFLICTING OPINIONS n sAN FRANoIsco.
EAM FRANcIsco, July 9.-Interviews
are printed here with merchants as 10
the probable outcome Of the present
crisis In the Hawaiian Kingdom, bat
they are somewhat conflicting. Some Of
thoss familiar with Affairs en- she Island
contsnd that the trouble has only CON-
menced. Upon the fate Of Gibson con.
siderable is theueht 10 depend. In the
past be has had considerable influence
with Kalakaua, aud should be regain IL
the claim 10 made that they miQhs make
q fight against the revolutionary party.
One merchant expressed the belief that
Rs the white population had determined
on q change and had control of the mil. |
itaFy forces. they w0uld, u necessary,
declare the monarchy as an end and eea |
up arepublio.
MORE NEWS AWAITED.
The next steamer from Honolulu viii |
be the Australia. 10 arrive next Wednes- |
day, when more news will be available. |
The steamer 10 said 10 have large pas |
senQer list, large number Of white resi- |
dents evincing Q desire TO leave the |
Kingdom IN the present unsettled con-
dition Of affairs.
zHz Kmo's RKPLY 10 THK ULTnkATuM.
Sam FRANcIsoo, July s.-After the
Merfposa left her mooTing et Honolulu |
q boat pat out bearing the Kings reply |
TO the ultimatum Of the dlsleyal sub |
jecta. II reads as follows:
To ths Honorable CoBamiftee: -GKn- |
rLElGKH-To the frst proposition con-
tanned In the resolutions passed By the |
meeting whose action you represent, We |
reply that Il has been Substantially oona- |
piled with BY the formal resignation Of
the Ministry, which took place or the |
28sh Of June. We accepted them on
the day following, and We have already
requested Hon. w. L. Green 10 form Q
new Oabinet.
To The second and third propositions
We reply that We do not admit the truth |
Of che matters stated therein, but We
will submit the whole subject 10 the new
Cabinea and We will gladly aot accord- |
ing to their advice and cause restriction |
TO be made By parties found responsi-
BILE.
TO the fourth proposition We reply
that our commander, Janius CaseF, re-
signed office 90 Registrar Of Convey
anoes on the 18th Of June and his sue
ceasor has been appointed.
To the ffth proposition Ne reply that
the specific pledges required Of % are
each severally accedea 10. We are
pleased 10 assure the members OF the
committee and our loyal subjects that
We are and shall ct all times be anxious
10 cooperate with our councillors aud
advisors, as well a. with our intelligent
and patriotic citizens, on ell matters
touching the welfare and prosperity OF
our Kingdom"
Given on the FIRST day Of July, 1881,
In the fourth year Of our reign.
KAIAKAUA REx.